NeXT Optical Disk 256 Megabyte - Computer - In original box

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NeXT Optical Disk 256 Megabyte from 1991, a 256 MB dual‑sided magneto‑optical cartridge in original packaging, in good condition and in working order.

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NeXT 256 MB Magneto-Optical Disk – Original Collector's Item

A real highlight for any NeXT enthusiast and collector of the legendary Steve Jobs era:
Here I offer an original NeXT 256 MB Magneto-Optical Disk (also called Opticat Disk)

The 256-MB Magneto-Optical Disk was one of the most revolutionary features of the NeXT computer and NeXTcube. Steve Jobs presented it in 1988 as "the floppy disk of the 90s" – a rewritable, rugged removable disk with enormous capacity at the time, on which the complete NeXTSTEP operating system plus extensive data fit. It enabled users to transport their entire digital working environment easily from one NeXT system to another.
Technical details:
• Capacity: 256 MB (double-sided)
• Format: 5.25-inch Magneto-Optical Cartridge (MO Disk)
• Compatible with the original NeXT Optical Drive (Canon-based, NeXT N3000 series)
• Re-writable and extremely durable
Condition:
The disk is in good condition. No scratches on the surface, light signs of wear on the case, a part of the cover is broken, clean contacts and intact protective sleeve. The disk has been stored carefully and is fully functional.
This rare original accessory is today a sought-after collector's item. It perfectly complements any original NeXTcube or NeXTstation setup and completes the authentic retro experience with NeXTSTEP/OpenStep.
Whether as a functional backup medium, for data recovery, or simply as an important part of a high-quality NeXT collection – this 256-MB Optical Disk is a piece of computer history.
The pictured book is not part of the auction.

NeXT 256 MB Magneto-Optical Disk – Original Collector's Item

A real highlight for any NeXT enthusiast and collector of the legendary Steve Jobs era:
Here I offer an original NeXT 256 MB Magneto-Optical Disk (also called Opticat Disk)

The 256-MB Magneto-Optical Disk was one of the most revolutionary features of the NeXT computer and NeXTcube. Steve Jobs presented it in 1988 as "the floppy disk of the 90s" – a rewritable, rugged removable disk with enormous capacity at the time, on which the complete NeXTSTEP operating system plus extensive data fit. It enabled users to transport their entire digital working environment easily from one NeXT system to another.
Technical details:
• Capacity: 256 MB (double-sided)
• Format: 5.25-inch Magneto-Optical Cartridge (MO Disk)
• Compatible with the original NeXT Optical Drive (Canon-based, NeXT N3000 series)
• Re-writable and extremely durable
Condition:
The disk is in good condition. No scratches on the surface, light signs of wear on the case, a part of the cover is broken, clean contacts and intact protective sleeve. The disk has been stored carefully and is fully functional.
This rare original accessory is today a sought-after collector's item. It perfectly complements any original NeXTcube or NeXTstation setup and completes the authentic retro experience with NeXTSTEP/OpenStep.
Whether as a functional backup medium, for data recovery, or simply as an important part of a high-quality NeXT collection – this 256-MB Optical Disk is a piece of computer history.
The pictured book is not part of the auction.

Details

Brand
NeXT
Series/model
Optical Disk 256 Megabyte
Memory
250 - 500Mb
Year of manufacture
1991
Condition
Good
In working order
Yes
Packaging
In original box
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Objects sold
100%
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